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The frog life cycle begins with eggs being laid in calm water and taking 6-21 days to hatch into tadpoles. Tadpoles live in the water for 7-10 days, feeding on algae and growing legs over 6-9 weeks until they emerge as froglets with tiny tails. The froglets then reach maturity and the cycle repeats as the frogs find mates and create new eggs.
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Frog Life Cycle
The frog life cycle begins with eggs being laid in calm water and taking 6-21 days to hatch into tadpoles. Tadpoles live in the water for 7-10 days, feeding on algae and growing legs over 6-9 weeks until they emerge as froglets with tiny tails. The froglets then reach maturity and the cycle repeats as the frogs find mates and create new eggs.
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Frogs lay eggs in water or wet places known as frog spawn. The eggs hatch into tadpoles that live in the water and have tails and gills. After 7-12 weeks the tadpoles grow hind legs and then front legs, their tails shrink and they develop lungs, allowing them to live on land as frogs. The newly emerged frogs eat insects and worms, find mates, and the females lay more eggs to continue the life cycle.
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The frog life cycle begins with eggs being laid in calm water and taking 6-21 days to hatch into tadpoles. Tadpoles live in the water for 7-10 days, feeding on algae and growing legs over 6-9 weeks until they emerge as froglets with tiny tails. The froglets then reach maturity and the cycle repeats as the frogs find mates and create new eggs.
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Frog eggs hatch into tadpoles that live in water, where they face dangers from predators. Over about 5 weeks, tadpoles grow hind legs and lungs as they transform into small frogs. Once fully developed after 11 weeks, adult frogs with legs and lungs emerge from the water to live on land, where they eat insects and reproduce by laying eggs that hatch into new tadpoles, continuing the life cycle.
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3) Froglets emerge from the water as fully developed frogs that live on land, eating insects and reproducing to start the cycle again.
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Frogs go through four main stages in their life cycle:
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